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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
ASSASSINATED.
Parties Concealed in the Bush Murder a
Man ia the b, 1T.

Parties Concealed in the Bush Murder d
Man ia the Bit.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsON, TEX, July 2.-And Still
another murder comes from the Beautiful
Indian Territory, this time happening
eight miles north of Denison, where the
soul of Tom Sprandling has joined many
others that have left the Territory 0y the
Winchester route. The particulars as
learned from Mr.. X. D. McDougal, who
came to Denison after g coffin, are about
as follows: Tom and Neiser Sprandling
snd Joe and Will Burse were returning
home yesterday evening about dark, and
near the southwest corner of Charles Cor
denis field someone fired e shot in
the brush near them, and never dreaming
of danger, Tom Sprandling, drew his re
volVer and gave an answering shot,
shooting into the air, and Immediately q
fussilsde Of shots were fred from the
brush, and Tom Sprandling fell from his
horse dead man, with two bullet holes
in his side and TWO in each leg. His
brother Neiser fell also, not from wound,
but to protect and stay by his brother,
but the murdererS never let
themselves be seen and their
is unknown, and if the living
brother has an idea who the guilty parties
are, he keeps it to himself The remains
Of the murdered man Will be laid away in /
Texas soil at Preston Bend, on the farm
Of Uncle Billy Watkins. He was single |
nan, tWenty-one years of age, witb.a |
gOOa reputation. - I
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Dallas,
snaclal to the Gazette.

Sp5cIaI 70 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, July 2.-W. H. West
arrested few days ago, charged with
completely in the FIatonia train robbery
had mis- examining trial this morning and
was placed under s bond OF S250O.
Mrs. Garner, arrested few days ago
with ner husband eight miles from town
for counterfeiting dollars and nickels,
not only acknowledged the crime but mas
been "giving away other parties in what
seems 70 have been an organized gang
Deputy United States Marshal Morton
tG-d4y arrested Jonathan; Edwards and
S.J. Halter, both in the city.
4 magnificent rain fell between > and
( O'Clock this afternoon.
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at Coleman
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TEX, July 2.-To day was q
red letter day for the prohibitionists. The
barbecue was grand and glorious sue
cess. Fully 20OO people were in attend
auce from all parts CT the country. Ad-
dresses were made by Hon. E. L. Moore
of Austin, who addressed the multitude
in convincing argument of about an
hour and half. At 80 O'Clock the an
nOUnCement of dinner was made, and one
of the finest barbecue dinners ever spread
in Texas was awaiting the large crowd.
After dinner Hon. II. Goodson OF
Hamilton made speech He
was frequently applauded by the
crowd. All join in rating the occasion
as g grand success.
Hon. E. L. Moore Will meet Seth Shep-
ard st Santa Anna on the 4th. He has
just returned from the Fort Worth con-
vention, and seys it was the grandest af-
fair ever held in the state, and character
istic of Fort Worth and her people.
There will be a grand barbecue at Santa
Anna on the 4th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
mInoE.hnrn -Innoo.,.ihis .,

JACKsBORRO, Ten, June 30, ISL
To the EditOrof the Gazette.
Colonel Afford is correct. Jacksboro
is entirely inaccessible, when d side
town like Dallas ana bogus companies
like the Gulf and Pacific and the Dallas.
Archer and Pacific try to build q railroad
TO II. The people in Jacksboro have
never been fooled in regard to the pre-
tended enterprise Of Dallas, known as
the Gulf and Pacific, Slias Colorel ".
Henderson ana the Dallas, Archer and
Pscitic, alias Colonel Afford ct al, snd
hence they have never taken the trouble
to bother with it. JgCksboro hgs all
along seen through their little scheme.
There IS EOW no railroad within less than
forty miles OF J&cksbOr0, and when she
does get s road she wants 8 trunk line
thGt connects with 3 railroad center like
Fort Worth. Jscksboro cares but little
shout 80 tap" from small, out of the
way town like Dallas, and Colonel Afford
Knowing Jscksboro'S ideas in this mat
ter, is why he now thinks Jacksboro Is
Yes, Colonel, you are
right. SO is Archer inaccessible to the
Dallas, Archer and Pacifc-what ever
that msy be; it takes money to build q
Colonel
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
LOURyiew.

The underwriters have refused to re
duce the insurance here unless CONSTANT
supply OF water can be procured. To
this end the City Council procured the
land upon which very bold and lasting
spring is, which is about forty feet above
the level of our business houses, insuring
g large supply Of water for the fire engine.
Piping will be laid Immediately, when
the insurance companies will reduce the
insurance 20 per cent. The fire company
will procure 400 feet more hose, which
will enable them to extingush any fire
in the business portion Of town.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

There is not q mile OF its lines in
Texas which does hot pene-
trate country producing double
the amount Of trsnsportable wealth
necessary to make the road one of the
best paving pieces Of property in the
state, The fall and winter of 1887 will
find this road doing sn immense business
and greatly aiding the commerce of the
most fertile section OF this southwestern
empire. Fort Worth has cause of re-
joicing that the Cotton Belts trains will
soon be running to our city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
DallaF VS.. Galveston.

Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, July 1.-The base
ball games to be played between the
Texas and Pacific nine OF Dallas and the
Galveston Greys and Island City, two
leading local clubs, is the principal
theme of conversation in sporting circles
The Dallas club will arrive at gao in the
morning, and ia the evening will play the
Greys at Gulf City park, and or Monday
afternoon will compete with the Island
City's for the mastery. Considerable
money is up on these games, and they
will be watched with interest.
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The Facts of the Case.

ClGCidl 70 the NdLeltG'
BOWIE, Tex, July >. - The Dallas
News item copied in yesterdays GAZETTE
regards the Dallas, Archer and Pacific
Railroad, is considered great stretch OF
imagination on the part of the writer. He
cslmly says wheat, oats, cotton, ETC.,
flourish in the southern part of Montague
county, when the central and northern
portions of this county produce three
fOurths Of all the articles mentioned.
The effect of the blow on the Denve.
road by building the new line will be ter
rlble, nine-tenths of the Denver trade
comes from the east snd north of the
road. The western portion of this coun-
~, Clay. Jack and Young counties, ship
very little of any kind of grains and Get
ton. Jack county goes mostly to Wealth
ford. This at least is true as regards
this section. There is little fear snd no
enthusiasm expressed around here in re-
gard to the new line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
nIis.onri Pacific Changes

Official changes are getting to be 81
everyday occurrence in St. Louis, bul
nothing of late has probably created such
general surprise or was so wholly unex-
pected as the announcements embodied
in the following circulsI, which, bearing
the date of july l, viii be issued today
by General Manager Clark of the Missouri
2 ciGc:
Mr. William Kerrigsn having resigned
the position OF General Superintendent
of these lines 10 engage in other business,
the following appointments are hereby
made, to take effect from this date:
Nr. a, ". Dickinson is appointed gen.
eral superintendent of ell lines and
branches of the Missouri Pacific Rsilway
owned, leased and operated in Missouri,
KanFs, Nebraska snd the Indian Terri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
The Tsxas and Paclfc 70 bs aold

The TSX9s and Pacific to 10 Sold
Judge Pardee of the United States Cir
cuit court for the District of Texas has
entered decree for the sale Of the Texas
and Pacific Railway This com
pEny owns 1895 miles Of road, and pos
! sesses hslf interest in the ninety-two
/ mics oftTack lying between Sierra Blanco
/ an1 FL PasO. The corporation dates It's
existence from March 3, 1881. 1t &C
CURED sixty miles of road, forty west and
twenty east OF the Louisiana and Texas
state line, by obtaining control of the
Southern Pacific, the South Transconti-
mental and Memphis, Fl Psso and Pacific
properties. It then built westward to
Sierra Blanco. In May, 1881, it issued
its stock share for share to the New Or
leans Pacific Company, thus consolidating
the two properties, and in October, 1882,
the road was opened from Shreveport to
New Orleans.
In 664 heavy foods did much damage
to the New Orleans division of the road,
suspending traffic for several months and
thus decreasing the revenue very much
The same season the cotton
crop in Texas failed aud embarrass-
ment followed The result was
that in December, 1855, the company was
placed under the direction of Receivers
L. a. Sheldon and John Brown, who by
the decree of sale are made commission
ers to foreClOse and satisfy the claims of
the creditors.
Various plans for reorganizing the
company have been considered, and ct
last it wss decided that, excepting the old
mortgage, due 1905, all other mortgages
should be forecIosed and new
securities issued. At present the /
securities of the road bear in
terest as follows: two per cent, one 7 |
per cent. an four 8 per cent. gold. The /
interest upoa the new issues Of bonds .
will be reduced TO per cent.
The sale Will be inside to satisfy two
claims, one s., 480, 00G, and the other of |
SI3, 472, $40. These liens apply to the Tex
as Pacific Railway from the Texas and
Louisiana state line TO Fort Worth and
from Marshall via Texarkans and Sher-
mau TO Fort Worth; also the legsehold
interest in the FiCkSburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, extending from
Shreveport, La, to the east line of the
state af Texas.
In the year and half that the receiv-
ers have conducted the affairs OF the
company they have done much that has
added to the value OF the property. They q.
ouGd the New Orleans division in such q
condition that it WAS necessary to expend
arge sums of money upon it before it
could be used with safety at all sea
sons OF the year Il was wrong policy
hat constructed the track of this portion
If the road ST so low grade that it was
continually subject to overflow; and the
Door construction of the road bed, rem {
iering it liable to wsshouts at every
ime Of high water, was not wise. But
he receivers have, at considerable eX-
lenses, remedicd this The new
leveling and ballasting of the
rack ard the laying Of new rails have
lso been part of the work done. Adj 1
itional equipment has been provided, /
I'd the operation of the road is system I
&c and satisfactory. The outlook for
bis company Is eGcoursging.-R Railway i
register. !
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At JacksunyfIIs,

Special to the Gazette.
JACKSONVILLE, TEX, July 2,-Hon.
Frank Templeton of this place spoke at
the opera haI tAts evening to a full house
against the prohibition amendment. He
made very plain, sensible talk, asking
'the people 10 carefully consider the ques-
ton and know what they were doing be-
f0fe voting in favor of this amendment.
he was followed by Judge White Of Tyler
ID favor of the amendment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Bhsn BAH.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, July 2.-The rain this
evening broke up the game OF ball between
the operators and train dispatchers.
Much interest is being manifested in
the game of ball that comes off to-mor-
row, Sunday, al the WoodlawB park, be
tween the Dallas Crescents and Denison
Gate City's. 4 good game is expected,
as both mines are considered ''crack
teamsU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Tho Atchison Aransee.

Special &c the Gazette.
Waco, TEX, July 2.-Much interest Is
felt here in the rumor that the San An
out to the AtChison-Sants Re system.
The first mentioned road has been re-
garded as q valuable acquisition for
Waco, Snd renewed efforts will be made
to get branch of the Atchison-SRnla Fee
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Tho Stations Nance,
3pecial to the Gazette.

SYtCIaI % inc GALULLt.
WHITEwRTGHT, TEX, July E.-The St.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas track is now
six miles west OF here and twelyemiIes OF
Sherman.
The company have named their new
stations between Wolf City and Sherman
The trst one west of Wolf City is Bailey,
the next one is Randolph; TIE first one
west of here is Tom Bean and the next
one Lyon, which is six miles o. Sherman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Plano
Special 10 the Gazette.

opeclal 10 the Gazette
PLANO, Ten, July "a heavy rain fell
here this afternoon, which assures 3
heavy corn and cotton crop
Plano is leading ali other towns in
North Texas in grain shipments this sea
son. F.fty-siX cars of this years crop
has been shipped 10 date. One hundred
wagon loads Of wheat and oats we're re-
ceived here yesterday. Business in sll
lines has commenced TO improve. A
-umor got atioat in Dallas that Plano rsd
entirely blown sway by 6 cyclone this
afternoon. The rumor was quickly de-
MED bg ne o"eT4tor, wdO STATED there
WAS 10 truth n it,
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at Troy.

Special 70 the Gazette.
TROY, TEX, July 1.-The prohibition
campaign is getting warm in this vicinity.
w. r. McCutcheon of Bolton and PROBES
sor Chambers of Limestone county met
here in Joint debate to-day. This is con-
sidered the anti stronghold IN Bell county
and the pros are making big effort, as
they say, to redeem it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Mixed Pay ems els.
Special to ;he Gazette

BAIRD, Tex, July "A difficulty &C
cgsEg6 here yesterday between TWO sec
sEf5h mer, Cunningham end williams. L
seems the difference between tlem was
caused by t1er pay checks
oeIrg mixed. II the settlement
Williams received two gashes with
2 knife OF the neck, Doth being very close
t. the jugulsr vein, and another cash on
the nose. They are both resting quietly
ia :he Callahan county jail to-day.
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at Bowie.

Special to the Gazette
BOWIE, TEX, July Barney Gibbs
and j. W. Bailey of Gainesville will
discuss prohibition at Montague, July I.
A strong effort will be made to have them
also speak at Bowie |! The Anti Monopoly
party have organized in Montague coun-
~. The "Cross Timbers" gives the fol-
lowing ticket for Autobiography party for
1883: w. r. Lamb of Bowie, President;
Griffin Ford, ViCe-President.
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Around GainearilIn.

special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, July About
100 people were present at the prohibi-
ton picnic at Hardie in Montague coun-
ty, yesterday. Addresses were made by
Hon. r. V. Bell of this city and others.
a prohibition rally was held 81 Spring
Grove, about eight miles east of here in
this county, to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Tho Babies Orn for It

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California LIQUID fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, Is more easily
takeaHnd more beneficial inNits action
thansbitter, ngUseous medicines. It IS
most valuableHamilY remedy to act on
The Bowels, tGeleanse tae Fystems&fid to
dispe. colds, 6esdachesAnd feverss Man
ufaetured oily by &c California Fig
Syrup CO., san Frs1efseoe gal. Forasks
by Milton Kfng,aafugg Fort Worth.
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Special to II Gazette.
ITAsCA, Tex, July "A good rain fell
mere this evening, the first we have had
for nearly month. A few miles to the
west Of this place the rainfall was very
heavy. It is thought this will check the
rayages Of the chicnh bug.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
FEREMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
WAIallaChie,

SalamGnder fire company No. l, met in
the city hall last night and elected OIL
GERS as follows; j. B. Wilson, foreman;
I'd Williams, assistant foreman; W. P.
Hall, captain of the nose; Ota Cantreu,
assistant captain of hose; P. f. Devep-
port, treasurer; A. Trippet, Jr.,. secreta-
ry. They viii probably give grand pa
rsde and picnic sometime during the
sumner.
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AT Joshua.
Special to the Gazette

opecIaI 70 inc Gazette.
JOSHUA, Ten, July 2.-The Prohibition
picnic came off here to-day. 1t was well
attended and passed off quietly. Mr..
Paddleford Of Cleburne made q practical
speech OF two hours III length Mr.. D.
3. TarltOn was present out WAS prevented
from speaking by the rain.
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Fam at Denton.

~f'tC44-l % tLlt VdLCILt.
DENTON, TEX, July "A fine rain fell
here this afternoon which insures Us the
finest corn crop almost ever made in this
county. The cotton crop will be much
benefited by it. This years crop bids fair
70 De as famous for great yield as last
year for small yield.
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At TYlsr.
special to the Gazette


TYLER, Ten, July 2.-The prohibition
delegation from this county were enthu-
slasticGlly welcomed by our people on
theirreturn last night. They expect to
have 2 Dig blowout here on the 4th
instant. Prominent speakers are expected
from different portions Of the state, and
preparations are being made for feeding
many thousand people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
To Nominats a stnte Ticker.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 2.-The Union
Labor party has issued call requesting
members throughout this state on July
20, to elect delegates TO meet in conven-
ton at Rochester August 10, to nominate
candidates for state affairs TO devoted for
ct the next election.
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POLITICAL.
Continued from FIRST Pane.

to put him out. Not finding &nY support
Mr.. Wood spoke for two hours uninter-
ruptedly. w. E. Adkins for the pros snd
Hon. George c. Pendleton for the ants
addressed the people of Kempner last
night, with the ususI result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

tory, including the Central Branch Di-
vision and tie Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as Railway sorth OF Denison, Tex.
Nj. JOSEPH Herrin IS appointed general
superintendent of the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway, the
Little RO5k and Fort Smith Railway and
the leased lines 81 the Missouri Pacific
Beilwey in Texas, comprising the main
line enS branches of the Missouri, Kan
ses and Texas PsilWsy in Texas, and the
International and Great Northern and
Galvefson, HoCston and Henderson Rsil-
roads.
MI Kerrigar's resignation will be gen
orally regretted by the employees on the
southwestern system, and mere particu-
larry by thoS5 on tie Missouri Pacific and
IroH Mountain roads, to whom be had
en&esred hf.nself as one always ready to
listen TO { just complaint without re-
gg I'd to the rank Of the man who made
it. Like all strong men, however, his
discipline '7fas none the less rigorous and
ezscting. so that while universally es.
seemed for his kindness snd unassuming
manner, re at the same tire is credited
with the capacity for obtaining a greet ter
amount of work from his sp0ordinGtes
than eiIaost any rsilrosd manager in the
west. His fitness fox the important
position he occupied was strengthened
by he thorough knowledge Of the
mechanical in the various branches OF
railr0eding, ne having risen step by step
FROM 2 very humole capacity to the office
of general superintendent OK one Of the
gre&Sest systems in the country. Prior
to his appointment as such, he was fo-
T4-pa C1nariptGnHant nf tho IRON
MGUnUain, having entered the service OF
this road with surveying party in June;
Z SeC, and earning the promotion of divis-
ion superintendent by a combination OF
skill, shrewdness and hard work.
LIr. Kerrigan resigns in order to devote
lis energies to the business OF a con-
tractor. On Monday next he will leave
ST Louis for Little Rock, Ark, where he
he's large railroad construction-contract
Mr. Kerrigen is but forty-four years of
GEe, and has grown grsy from hard
work. In the strike On the Southwestern
system over year ago ne was conspicl-
oUs by the influence he eGerted over en-
gineers, firemen end brnllemen, and the
Gould roads in losing him will part with
g most able and industrious chief.
Mr.. a W. Dickinson, who is promoted
&c the Office of General Superintendent,
has for number of years been Super.n-
tsndent of St. Louis terminals, occupying
3 confidential position in the Gould in
terests. His jurisdiction here has been
by 40 means limited, extending from the
Eighteenth street bridge to the river, and
including il addition the Bridge and Tun-
mel Company's tracks ana the yard room
in Esst st. Louis TO Venice Globe
Democrat.
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This Beats All.

The Weekly GAZETTE, the zsry best
newspaper in Texas, hass been reduced in
price 10 81 q years%NoH is your oppor-
tulity TO fnFnIsn your country cousin
with weeks excellent reading st small
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at Elm Grove,
speclal 10 the Gazette.

SpeCia! 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, July Colonel Jerome
KearOy and Colonel Brock Robinson dis
cussed prohibition at Elm Grove, six
miles from town, to-day.
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SPOR TING.
Base Ball atDeniaon

SpgC!dI 10 inc 6dLtLLe.
DENIsON, Tex, July 1.-The game Of
ball between the operators and trsin dis
patcherS resulted in g victory tor the
former, the score standing tWenty-one to
two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Yanow Ferer MAY Oome

Rhen weEast expectit, end8s is wssItto
he on gGsh andyprsgare ous system e
judiciouEGse of Afsguire'Sa Cu2durGngsk
which viii not dalFt&3ert yellow fey6ss
bur any other kind sef fever.
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For Rlcket., sLara.mus, and wastingDs.

uIuers OF OhIIdronT
SCOTS EMULSION OF qTIrs Cod Liver OIL
with Hypophosphftsss is uEequalled. The
rapidly vita I=hieh children gain flesh and
strepsta upon x IS very wonderful. Read the
following: 81 have used Scott's Emulsion II
cases of ricketts, and Aarssmus OF long stand
ing, snd have been more than pleased with the
results, and IN every case the Improvement
was marAea.n-lJ. VI. Main u. D.. New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

4 gentleman well acquainted in Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe circles, said yes
terdsy that on Monday morning the en-
cheering corps Of the company would be
IN the field between Fort Worth and
Earmersville, locating the line
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
The YerY Beet

News and family paper in the state is
the WEEKLY GAZETTE; price reduced TO
SLeyear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
OorAs.

They can be cursr By buying pair of
comfortable shoes at Logan, Evans &
Smiths.
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Teams Wuntnd

ROCHE, HURLEY & TIEGNEY,
Cpf-srorfCr.z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

The Missouri Pacific and Texas and
Pacific propose TO give the Fort Worth
teachers 8 chance to attend the meeting
OF the National Educational Association
at Chicago. They have placed the price
Of tickets at $50 30 for the round trip,
tickets good to return until July Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

" Dallas Cannot Parallel the Texas amt
PaCitfC-Groat is tho Missouri Pa
ciic--HOme Notes